I am a novice to matlab...so helpl me out...
I get a message Error: "identifier" expected, "end of line" found.
when I run the code...could some one please let me know what is it i
am doing wrong...
n = 4; % Path Loss Exponent for the Model
sigma = 6; % Standard deviation
d0 = 1; % Reference Distance from MS (Meters)
Prd0 = 0; % Received Power at d0 distance from MS (dBm)
Prmin = - 118; % Minimum Received Power for MS (dBm)
PrHO = - 112; % Hand Off Threshold Power for MS (dBm)
D = 1600; % Total Distance between BS 1 and BS 2 (Meters)
count = 0;
c = 1 : 100 :1600;
for d = 1 : 100 : 1600 % Distance from 1 m to 1600 m
count = count +1 ;
Power_BS1_dBm (count) = (Prd0 - (10 * n * log10( d/d0 ) ) ); %
Received Power at BS1 from MS
Power_BS2_dBm (count) = (Prd0 - (10 * n * log10( (D-d)/d0 ) ) );
% Received Power at BS2 from MS
end

Sam wrote:
>
> I am a novice to matlab...so helpl me out...
> I get a message Error: "identifier" expected, "end of line" found.
> when I run the code...could some one please let me know what is it
> i
> am doing wrong...
>
> n = 4; % Path Loss Exponent for the Model
> sigma = 6; % Standard deviation
> d0 = 1; % Reference Distance from MS (Meters)
> Prd0 = 0; % Received Power at d0 distance from MS (dBm)
> Prmin = - 118; % Minimum Received Power for MS (dBm)
> PrHO = - 112; % Hand Off Threshold Power for MS (dBm)
> D = 1600; % Total Distance between BS 1 and BS 2 (Meters)
> count = 0;
> c = 1 : 100 :1600;
> for d = 1 : 100 : 1600 % Distance from 1 m to 1600 m
> count = count +1 ;
> Power_BS1_dBm (count) = (Prd0 - (10 * n * log10( d/d0 ) ) );
> %
> Received Power at BS1 from MS
> Power_BS2_dBm (count) = (Prd0 - (10 * n * log10( (D-d)/d0 ) )
> );
> % Received Power at BS2 from MS
> end
>

you _have_ to indicate in which line above the error occurs and then
someone may be able to help you out ..

Jos

Error is here:
--
Power_BS1_dBm (count) = (Prd0 - (10 * n * log10( d/d0 ) ) );%
Received Power at BS1 from MS
--
Just put "Received Power at BS1 from MS" to the upper line.
Otherwise it will NOT be considered as a *comment*.
Regards,
- Taha

I figured it out...the name of my file was not correct. It had two
dots '..'
Example: math..m